Clinical Psychologist – HOLD Trial (Research)

About the role

The University of British Columbia is seeking a Clinical Psychologist to deliver cognitive‑behavioural couple therapy (CBCT) for couples experiencing sexual interest/arousal disorder as part of the HELP with Outcomes for Low Desire (HOLD) randomized clinical trial.

Key responsibilities

• Provide a 16‑session manualised CBCT intervention to up to five couples per week, delivered online via Zoom and video‑recorded over an 18‑week period.
• Conduct psychological assessments and prepare concise session summaries in collaboration with the principal investigator.
• Manage case documentation and contribute to trial data collection.
• Supervise PhD practicum students on diagnostic assessments of sexual interest/arousal disorder, as needed.

Required profile

• Qualified clinical psychologist with experience in couple therapy and sexual health.
• Ability to work independently under the supervision of Dr. Katrina Bouchard and coordinate with the trial research team.
• Comfort with delivering therapy remotely and handling video‑recorded sessions.

Required skills

• Proficiency with Zoom (online video‑conferencing platform) for secure therapy sessions.

What we offer

• Hourly compensation ranging from $54.64 to $85.21 CAD.
• Flexible workload of up to 10 hours per week.
• Opportunity to contribute to a nationally funded CIHR research trial.